Rodney D. Boulter is a visually impaired artist based in Belleville, Ontario, who has been creating striking monotypes with acrylic paint on archival paper for the past two years. Formerly a professional photographer and food stylist, Rodney's career took a transformative turn when he experienced vision loss two years ago. Instead of stepping away from creativity, he embraced a new artistic medium, using bold textures and color contrasts to express his evolving perspective. His monotypes are rich in depth and emotion, reflecting his journey of adaptation and artistic reinvention. Rodney’s work challenges perceptions of both art and ability, proving that creativity transcends limitations.